Thanks I've already fixed it
This is the string I get from php
tijdAlles=2006:11:02:08:39:40&
This is the function
function checkTime(){
trace(this);
var s_date = this.tijdAlles;
function dateStringToObject(dateString){
var date_ar = dateString.split(":");
trace(date_ar[0]);
return new Date(date_ar[0], date_ar[1]-1, date_ar[2],
date_ar[3], date_ar[4], date_ar[5]);
}
var myDateObj = dateStringToObject(s_date);
trace("myDateObj = "+myDateObj);
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steven
Sacks | BLITZ
Sent: woensdag 1 november 2006 20:04
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] How can I get a string in a date object ?
The compiler only catches strict typing issues at compile-time, not
run-time. It doesn't know what this.jaar is (because it's being loaded
in at run-time) so it doesn't catch that you're loading a string into
it. Since AS2 isn't actually strict (just for the compiler's sake), you
can put strings into variables you type cast as Number. You need to
type cast the strings as numbers when they load in.
var jarr:Number = Number(this.jaar);
etc.
HTH,
Steven
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